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Coalition forces, in conjunction with Afghan National Army commandos, conduct a cordon and search operation in eastern Afghanistan Dec. 18, 2007, to detain and question individuals with suspected ties to the Taliban insurgency.
Afghanistan   Death   Photos   Police   Taliban  
 The Boston Globe 
30 suspected Taliban killed in Afghanistan
| KANDAHAR, Afghanistan—More than 30 Taliban fighters and four policemen were killed in a series of clashes, airstrikes and bombings in Afghanistan, officials said Wednesday. | Taliban fighters ... (photo: US Army / Spc. Michael D. Carter)
Afghanistan Prison Attack
Afghanistan   Photos   Prison   Taliban   War  
 International Herald Tribune 
Taliban gain new foothold in Afghan city
| : The Taliban bomber calmly parked a white fuel tanker near the prison gates of this city one evening in June, then jumped down from the cab and let out a laugh. Prison guards fired on the bomber as... (photo: AP Photo / Allauddin Khan)
Children greet Afghan National Army soldiers from 205th Kandak and coalition soldiers in the Kandahar province of Afghanistan Feb. 13, 2008.  The Star 
Behind bars
| They have committed no crime but over 220 children are in Afghanistan's prisons. | Three-year-old Wahid nervously clutched a dirty blue stuffed bunny, as the other children in the prison huddled aro... (photo: DoD / SGT. MICHAEL ZUK )
Afghanistan   Children   Crime   Photos   Women  
A boy carries his belongings next to the rubble of his home which was destroyed in a U.S. airstrike in the villiage of Azizabad in the Shindand district of Herat province, Afghanistan, Saturday, Aug 23, 2008.  International Herald Tribune 
60 children among Afghan dead, UN finds
| : A United Nations human rights team has found "convincing evidence" that some 90 civilians - among them 60 children - were killed in air strikes on a village in western Afghanistan on Thursday nigh... (photo: AP / Fraidoon Pooyaa)
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Weather affects Afghan drug crop
Aug 27, 2008 11:30 AM | Opium production dropped in Afghanistan this year for the first time since 2001, the United Nations said, but that may have more to do with the we... (photo: Creative commons / ComputerHotline )
Afghanistan   Agriculture   Drugs   Photos   Weather  
 A U.S. Air Force F-15E Strike Eagle aircraft flies over Afghanistan in support of Operation Mountain Lion on April 12, 2006. U.S. Air Force F-15, A-10 Thunderbolt II and B-52 Stratofortress aircraft are providing close-air support to troops on the ground The Australian
Demand for review of Afghan airstrikes
| KABUL: President Hamid Karzai's Government has demanded a review of US and NATO troops in Afghanistan and their use of airstrikes in civilian areas, after claims that m... (photo: USAF/Master Sgt. Lance Cheung)
Afghanistan   Defence   NATO   Photos   US  
The International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) soldiers hold flags of NATO member countries during the NATO-led ISAF changing command ceremony at the NATOs headquarters in Kabul, Afghanistan, Tuesday, June 3, 2008. U.S. Gen. Dan K. McNeill handed over the command of ISAF to U.S. Gen. David D. McKiernan on Tuesd The Australian
Russia's veiled threat to NATO
| RUSSIA played a trump card in its strategic poker game with the West yesterday by threatening to suspend an agreement allowing NATO to take supplies and equipment to Af... (photo: AP / Musadeq Sadeq)
Afghanistan   Georgia   NATO   Photos   Russia  
 Soldiers stand guard in front of the administrative center of the capital Islamabad, Pakistan. cg1 Asia Times
Setback for Pakistan's terror drive
| By Syed Saleem Shahzad | KARACHI - The resignation of Pervez Musharraf as president a week ago was an opportunity for his Western allies to take the "war on terror" a s... (photo: AP / Wally Santana)
Pakistan   Photos   Politics   Taliban   Terrorism  
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UN Reports Less Afghan Land Used for Growing Opium
| The United Nations says the amount of land used to grow poppies in Afghanistan fell by nearly 20 percent in 2008. VOA's Barry Newhouse reports from Islamabad that the U... (photo: Public Domain / file)
Afghanistan   Crop   Drug   Photos   United Nations  
WORLD WEATHER
Kabul, Afghanistan
2008.08.27
sunny.
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- Afghan police find bullet-ridden body of abducted Japanese
- Key ally calls for halting of army action
- NGO worker's body found in Afghanistan
- Taleban can't escape eye in the sky
- Leaders, fools and imposters
- By by Zeenia Satti 8/28/2008
Coalition forces, in conjunction with Afghan National Army commandos, conduct a cordon and search operation in eastern Afghanistan Dec. 18, 2007, to detain and question individuals with suspected ties to the Taliban insurgency.
30 suspected Taliban killed in Afghanistan
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- U.S. airstrike did kill 90 civilians, UN finds
- 'un Confirms 90 Afghan Civilians Killed In Us Attack'
- Afghan opium production decreasing: UN agency
- US-led attack killed 90 Afghan civilians, UN alleges
- UN finds evidence 90 civilians dead in US-led strikes
- 60 children among Afghan dead, UN finds
A boy carries his belongings next to the rubble of his home which was destroyed in a U.S. airstrike in the villiage of Azizabad in the Shindand district of Herat province, Afghanistan, Saturday, Aug 23, 2008.
60 children among Afghan dead, UN finds
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- Sarkozy's popularity rating at six-month high
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- Army opens prep school for dropouts to help fill ranks amid
- U.S. envoy's talks with Pakistan questioned
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- What a McCain Victory Would Mean
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U.S. envoy's talks with Pakistan questioned
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- PM for voluntary repatriation of Afghan refugees
- 'Something beautiful out of broken pieces'
- Truck accident kills 30 Afghans
- Pakistan: UN upgrades hospital for Afghan refugees
- Eight Days in Guantanamo
- US sends aid for Georgian wounded, refugees
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'Something beautiful out of broken pieces'
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Women Peacekeepers
- Afghan officials say Japanese hostage killed
- Behind bars
- Minn. soldier killed in Afghanistan
- Reviews of recent and upcoming DVD releases
- U.N. says has evidence air strikes killed 90 Afghans
- Japanese aid worker kidnapped in Afghanistan
Children greet Afghan National Army soldiers from 205th Kandak and coalition soldiers in the Kandahar province of Afghanistan Feb. 13, 2008.
Behind bars
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- Doubts over French role in Afghanistan
- Afghan police find bullet-ridden body of abducted Japanese
- Taleban can't escape eye in the sky
- US strike 'killed 90 civilians'
- Leaders, fools and imposters
- By by Zeenia Satti 8/28/2008
Coalition forces, in conjunction with Afghan National Army commandos, conduct a cordon and search operation in eastern Afghanistan Dec. 18, 2007, to detain and question individuals with suspected ties to the Taliban insurgency.
30 suspected Taliban killed in Afghanistan
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Business & Finance Religion & Culture
- Northrop gets Pentagon order to fast track Green Dart
- Khawaja a dangerous zealot: Crown
- Reserve officer wounded in Lee County shooting
- Correction: Gee's Bend Quilts story
- Muslim Rep. Ellison stresses foreign outreach
- MacKay defends soldiers
The International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) soldiers hold flags of NATO member countries during the NATO-led ISAF changing command ceremony at the NATOs headquarters in Kabul, Afghanistan, Tuesday, June 3, 2008. U.S. Gen. Dan K. McNeill handed over the command of ISAF to U.S. Gen. David D. McKiernan on Tuesd
Russia's veiled threat to NATO
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- Muslim Rep. Ellison stresses foreign outreach
- Reviews of recent and upcoming DVD releases
- Reviews of recent and upcoming DVD releases
- Reviews of recent and upcoming DVD releases
- Reviews of recent and upcoming DVD releases
- UN: Opium cultivation drops in Afghanistan
Republican presidential candidate Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., speaks during a campaign stop at the Bayloff Stamped Products facility in Belleville, Mich., Thursday, July 10, 2008
Making Money on a New Cold War
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